Update: this position is located in Austin.  However if you don’t live in the area and are interested in working with us, please contact me.  I’m always interested in working with talented developers no matter where they live! I’m expanding … Continue reading →

We’ve got an amazing line up of presentations this year.  A lot of great people from the community have volunteered their time to share with the rest of what they’ve learned and what they are passionate about.  With over 40 … Continue reading →

The 6th Austin Code Camp will be June 9th, 2012 at St Edward’s Professional Education Center.  It’s lining up to be a great conference already.  200 people have already registered and we have 30 sessions submitted too. You can find … Continue reading →

For the past year my team has been building and maintaining and application using CQRS with an Event Store as our persistence model.  I started gathering requirements for this project last January and the team started development in February.  We … Continue reading →

The conference sold out about a month ago. Since then we released tickets to everyone on the waitlist. We’ve released more tickets, so you don’t have to go on the waitlist right now. I want to make sure that everyone … Continue reading →

The list of Austin Code Camp sessions are up. (Except for mine, I submitted late sorry) http://bit.ly/qHQq48 If you haven’t registered for CodeCamp, go here http://bit.ly/jrQ1Qs As always it’s free.

Join us at Los Techies Fiesta Open Space Conference September 30, October 1, & 2. An Open Space conference is really a different experience than the traditional, presentation driven conference.  While both formats are about learning new things, they go … Continue reading →

Title: Convention Based Filters Not too long ago Joshua Flanagan spoke at the Austin .Net User Group about how the Dovetail crew use conventions to simplify their development process. The approach is simple in concept (of course the devil’s in … Continue reading →

I started a new project this year and part of my responsibilities is gathering requirements and converting them to user stories and acceptance criteria.  It’s been a very interesting experience for me and put me a little out of my … Continue reading →